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FOR SALE=HOUSES.

i people with small means-7O2. 764 and 10 4th
81 8 e, splendid new Groom Bricks: good location.
healthy neishborhood. perfect title; abstract and
500 cash; balance e20 monthly
GRANDEST BARGAIN YET FOR THE MONEY
p S.-REMEMBER. WE NEVER EXAGGERATE
Apply 1t once to
WELLER L REPETTI.
INV 326 Pennsylvania ave. Sc
TyOR SALE BY C. H KNIGHT. 6o7 9TH ST. NV.
Cor. 18th G n.ws25o 600 e Capitol. bet ss7 60 600
u ST. ". bet. 6k1 5000 10th St ne. RS 700
st., bet 1912 1000 VI av. new, mi Z 200
Corcoran bet las i56,600 Z st. ne. bet 5 g. 1000
Corcoran, bet 14& $4,000 Marks Alley, r.. 49,. $50
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts Of city.
Please call for bulletin. f19-7t
JHOR sALE-1225 MD AVE. n E., ONLY $1,000
i New l1-room Brick. south front, near Pension
III Wight L BOLTON. 9th and sts
ICOR sALE-NICE BRICK HOUSE; 10TH ST. NV:
Il $4,000: 10 rooms including bath; stable and
mage house: easy terms. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
603 14th st. NV. film
IHOR SALE OR RENT-THREE HOUSES ON nth
IL st. Sc, Nos $780, 332 and 3:34 rooms: new: .
modern improvements GEO. p. GOFf, l419 New
York ave. NV. f9-1m'
EoR sAIE-CHEAP-185OOO FEET OF LAND,
Il improved by 2-story mansard 11-room frame
fSqss and sshs locate. s point where
Wal only kEk sfqs hsAY 4s st.
lHOR SALE : JUST FINISHED. TwO-STORY,
LIZ Groom Brick House, cor 9th and SITS Sc mod
ern improvements cemensed cellar: thoroughly built
market and 5 car lines. bargain. p. G. PALMER,
BIZ 10th SITS flaw
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The Liquor Traffic.

4 COMPARATIVE SEkTEAENT.
Commissioner Webb handed STAR reporter to
day a paper bearing the letter-head Of the as.
SCISSORS once, on which It was stated that the
number OF wholesale liquor licenses issued from
November !, 1885, to February Is, 1885, was 533
against 335 issued between November /, 1885, and
February 25, 1857, which Is decrease of 1913
Also that from November !, 1886 to February
%. 1887 the number OF BARRON licenses issued
was 1884 against 603 for the same time from 1885
to 1885 an increase OF 151 licenses.
COMMISSIONER WIRES COMMENT.
SNOW" said MI. Webb, ''this speaks for itself.
That number ISL represents an increase In the
payment of the highest license tax, while the num-
Der 1873 is the decrease in the very places from
which all these complaints emanate that have
been made By various parties Which is prefer
able an increase in those places which not only
pay the highest tax the law demands,
and for that reason are likely 70 be kept ia re-
spectacle manner, but Of whom It Is required, be-
fore q license can BE- granted under the present
system, that they secure the consent OF the ma
tor1ty OF the residents on their street. or an In
crease In the other places at o smaller tax, ana
who cause all the trouble 2"
Mr.. BANCROFT was reported. this afternoon, to
be still improving.
CoNNIsSr oNRR MuLxB HI.--Commtsaiuner OF In
ternal Revenue Miller IL confined to his home by
sickness -
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k..NU1NHHn OEFAKIMENT, UIS1n1CI OF
WAsHINoToN, February 18th. 1887:
Notice ts hereby given that on TUESDAY, MARCH
FIRST. 1887. the lease Of the Fish Wharf and Fish
Will be sold BY public auction for the term Of
from March Lat, 1887, q follows:
At Two O'Clock pm, upon the premises, four fish
bidder.
Terms; Cash In advance
Also, at Three O'Clock pm, on the same day, on B
In front Of the fish stalls Of tCenter) Washington
market all rights and privileges granted or allowed BY
n1h wh2ryes or docks for the landing: cleaning and
or dock shall be deemed eligible unless situated ut
some point on the north side Of the Potomac river be-
tween Eleventh street Fourteenth street west
to the highest bidder.
Terms: One hundred dollars to be paid the day of
and the residue to be paid within i've days from
the day Of sale.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners, D. C..
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
r,,o,. Engineer Commissioners D; 9:
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME MAHOGANY pARLoR. SUITE UP
II sHIk ftHsaaB kkg sE1i
NINE PIECES: Walnut CHAMBER sTITE
EENMiQuE IN DESIGN, WELL MADE; WALNUT
GHhAMBER SUITE ELEGANTLY CARVED, IN
PEkFFEEc HaEREf EKkNGR
E ExTEA sITEf I4TEsT PEsldS sTFEHS
BRASS CL.AW-FOOT TABLES, SMALL MANTEL
MikR0kS, EASY CHAIRS. WICKER ROCKERS,
MSPAMLN ~ !, PpILLAR EXTENSION TABLE, BE, BRACE
DEsKo ARB SIS1fS B33M sH1iGs NEE
ELEGANTWiLToN CARPET. BobY BRUSSELS ss
CARPETS THROUGHOUT HOUSE. BODY BRUS-
SEMS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS WIRE
n MEEEN S,$ SPRINGS HAIR MATTRESSES, FEA-
CHINA aN6 ASR nMsKEkS hERRtN
On WEDNEsDAY, MARCH SECOND. at TEN
OCLOCk NJ, We shall sell at residence, No. 1910
Twelfth street northwest, the above collection Of
was recently furnished with regard comfort regard
less OF Every article is Of the best make and
IN as good condition when bought An inspection 10
invited the goods speak for themselves
f2o-4t Auctioneers.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
Lot 2Ox11O, ON SEVENTH STREET NORTH
EAST, BETWEEN AND Z STREETS. AT AUG
" Tjll sel 1e r. ss7 spstSa m
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ 49,
or al cash Fifty dollars deposit when this property
ID struck of. WALTER b. WILLIAMS co,
12o-3t Auctioneers.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF LOT OF BRUSSELS
CARPETS, OILCCIOTH AND MATING. OFFICE
DESKS AND CHAIRS OFFICE TABLES, PIG-
EON HOLES. WATER COOLERS, &c, DC.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH SECOND,
1887, commencing 1T TEN O'CLOCK, in front Of the
auction rooms of Thomas Bowling. 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue will sell to the highest bidder
for cash the above goods.
On THURSDAY, THIRD MARCH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, ut the Treasury Department. two large and
one small Fire Proof Safe.
G. 8. FAIRCH1LD,
fX3-dtS Asst Secretary u. s. TreAsnry.
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WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
$50 ~ st. NV.
14l9 st. NV.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
f0-d 325 ~ st. NV.
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the inclemency OF the weather until WE'D
NESDAY, the SECOND DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1887,
at same hour aud place
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee,
$50 u st. u. ".
JAMES h. SAvILLE Trustee,
1419 + ST. n. W.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee,
f24-d&ds 325 Az st. n. ".
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Az AND F STREETS NORTHWEST IN The CITY
OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF -
the District Of Columbia passed on the four f3E3
teenth day Of December A: b. 1856. in equity t4sI
No 1915, will sell at public auction front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1887, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. N. The following parcels Of
land IN square numbered four hundred aud fiftysi
466 in the City OF Washington in the District OF Col
umbia.
FIRST. The north half Of lot numbered ten lO)
improved BY four story brick building known No
513 SEVENTH STREET and one story back building,
with brick stable in the rear.
SECOND. The south half of lot numbered eleven
90 impr1yed BY Ave story brick building known q
building and . building in the rear.
Third: Part Of lot numbered six {6}. BEGINNING
for the at the northwest corner Of said lot on
thirty 600 foot alley and running thence east about
thrty-fve Is feet eleven Il inches; thence south
about forty-four 44) feet to ten {l0) foot alley
thence west about thrty-ive $3.50 feet eleven ID
inches and thence to the beginning, improved by
brick stable.
The above property offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring Investments in business property
Terms of sale provided by decree are one fourth
% cash. balance in one Cd, two CO and three CD years
With interest from day Of sale for which notes will be
required, or all cash at option Of purchaser pur
chasers Upon confirmation Of sale and payment Of
AZ purchase money the property will be conveyed
convey ancinS At cost OF purchaser If terms of sale
are not complied with in ten uOl days. the trustees
VII resell at cost and risk Of dstaulting purchaser
Of IN the third parcel Of ground viii BE required
time OF SAl6
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Mr. BANCROFT was reported. this afternoon, to
be still improving.
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CoNNIsSr oNRR MulEB ILI.--Conn1sdunef OF In
ternal Revenue Miller IL confined to his home by
sickness
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WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,

l. WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
f16 916 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
IT S; STATE, COUNTY CITY, TOWNSHIP,
insurance railway, mining and miscellaneous stocks
dealt in Commercial paper bought and sold, Relia-
Iot1S
a G5sY Of fS S5 sahE
@ sb1Ms sc sSs'Sa
" INVESTMENT Sds R iiTK g. A Mr. LOAN AGENT
and !a Eel
II Fl 800 ans
information furnished on application. fs-2ms
- Milis, Georgetown pc, situated on Water st. lex:
h59 barrels Of Flour day; and supplied with 800
Apply e 6Tsx
HlS sa G.
GAZE INvEsTMENs. PER CENT GUARAN-
y OMAHA LOAN yE aNb * TK uHF COMPANY.
Interest, and Principal Paid BY the
Interest payable SEM annually.
fHess f BOND.
Forty
value of the mortyaged property.
The standing Of tins company sufficient to recon-
NJ. PARKER
..,m Real Estate and h L az Broker 3 !,
Tor sALE.,ABoUT. 1000 POUNDS OF NoNPA-
i II ,% .A,s lsss q Ssss
ceisnf for two Years On paper q
reas The 1ESiSS s r d SshEss PER
Washington. DC. d2O
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EsOR SALE HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL IN
il all sections Of the city. Call foe list GEO W.
INKINs e0. 18th and Il O. nv. Q6-lA
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THOMAS DOWLIN4, Auctloneer.

TWO ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
RORS, FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, VERY
HANDSOME EBONY PARLOR SUIT. WALNUT
HANDs9ME EBONY TABLES, COUCH, LIBRA:
ENGLISH BkTssELs aSAkPTs THkoUaHoGT
THE HOUSE, LARGE SMYRNA CARPETS AND
RUGS, MARBLE TOP ASH CHAMBER SUITE
Ut I TME BEST ma MANUFACTURERS, FINE HAIR
PILLOWS AND BCLSTERS, FINE SPRINGS,
TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES OF
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH FIRST, 1887,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. 1888
street northwest, shall sell the above rst c,ss fur
niture,
f24-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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ASsIGNEEs SALE OF GOODWILL. STOCK, FIX.
TURES; &c, OF DRUG STORE. No. 1901
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of assignment given to me and
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia will
sell on THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH,
AID. 1887, on the premises, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON,
THE GOODWILL STOCK OF DRUGS, SODA
FOUNTAIN, FIXTURES, &C.,
Contained in store No. 1907 street northwest.
good opportunity for druggist to purchase an
established businses.
Terms cash.
fad BAINBRIDGE n wEBB Assignee
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TOR sALE-MERID1AN HILL LOTS,
WESCOTT WILCOX,
It 1907 Pennsylvanis ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
L0R SALE
NORTHwFQT

Il Brick House new on New Hampshire ave-, 8
rooms, all m. l., $4,000.
Brick Houses Sd ut. n O., 1r, all m. L.. $4,000.
Brick Houses on 18th st 6r, all IN. x240O.
Brick House on 18th at NV, Or, all IN. l., $4,000.
Houses and Ground in all parts of the city.
AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Real Estate and Loans,
Cl-lW E sf N W
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NE rnfSipkNT SEES NO NECESSITY fOk HOLDING
ONE.
the President this afternoon advised Senator
Harris that he could see at present no necessity
for special session OF the Senate
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


!. =" '7AA' S rs Ssss sy1aso X.
isO1isG M Nicely iSs.sd H i5's
s. is ss'saded at s aoax SHERMAN CO.. 14o7 Est.
FOR sALE-CoLUNBIA ROAD LOT: HEAD OF
Y Pa: y g N SSsE ssEHH$sS s5 81
E' 6 sssis +
4 r. f4sS 1895 wEsT
90 II fS s5is' ::
FSR sA1EsIsgnsAS r., I9Is u NJ snI.T
Hssnt. s9e 70 49G: Mt Pleasant 1sc to s5c.; Whit
fe5~3t: BENZ. P. DAVIS 1919 St
Tor sA1N-A- MOST DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
e. Cheap a hsI PR e So H.
Tor sA ll Sow L2Ts ON esD: BET; AND N
dunn '0' AND the + me
f5-3t 800 st. NV.
FoR sALE.A CHOICE FRONTAGE OF SEVERAL
north .ide Of st. Bet i$th and istn ne; side walk
ss ssl :S ma: Fl: loss ss
f:s5-3t Aoo'' E go st. NV.
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
Corner IOte on 14th st. Columbia Heights 100 feet
on l4th ana l62 Kenesaw only 6Qc Per foot which
L. n mucn peiow the market price WALKER WIIISON'
1IOR sALE-A NUMBER OF CHOICE LOTS IN
Il whitney Close cheap also, apumber in Meridian
Hin on line Of proposed new streets. CHARLES A.
TrOR sALE-A NUMBER OF LOTS ON LINE OF
II proposed streets Columbia Heights and near
Grant Circle Bargains to quick purchasers CHARLES
A. SHIELDS. 1926 st. n.w. f25-3t.
COR SALE-sIx LOTS, 11xlOO. ON SWAMI ST.
Just we, vest q 18TH g. e the low price Of SOC Fer
f4,at '"' CUTTER WINTER, 1923 Est.
IOR sALE-MERIDIAN HIIL-WE HAVE 1853
feet by 15Ofeet on best part Meridian HILL within
very few feet and Looking to Columbia road at the
low price OF 3Oc per foot Likely to be soc. ground
this summer.
f24-3t CUTTER WIMEk 1923 st.
E1OR EALE-I HAVE THREE OF THE MOST DE
sirable lots IN Whitney Close overlooking Soldiers
Hill az less than current prices.
f24-3t W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1919 ct.
EIOR sALE-I HAVE SEVERAL SQUARES AND
parts Of sQusres in East Washington, at very low
prices W. RILEY DEEBLE.
f24-3t 1910 at.
F0R SALE-22D. NEAR MASS AVE, 5OX1OO, AT
feet front 1t sf2a; me lot, overlooking II r. ave.
and Dupont Circle at 81 25 per foot adjoining
lot SOLD At $3.50 within PAST two weeks.
f24-3t W. RILEY DEEBL4E. 1919 ct. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


00MS-Two desirable rooms with beard.
hN $40 ADAMS ST.
MISERABLE ROOMS AND B0ARD-At
u No. ~ Market str, OF, corner Second.
p00M-HRn dsomoly furnished front room.
lo southern exposure, for two gentlemen
at A Pontotoo street.
n ENTLEMEN wishing board In private
VI family can secure same BY applying 70
Y, g., Appeal office. Reference oxchan ged.
uNUHNISHED K0OMS-At So Monroe st.,
~ one square from Peabody Hotel.
A T 1888 MADISON sT.-Two desirable
"A rooms, furnished or unturnishod, with
or without boardi private family, references
required.
nNE large front. room, furnirhod or un-
" furnished, with board, at IN Union st.
NO0D BOARD-ly the day or week
" AT 40 Third street.
NICELY. FURNISHED ROOMS VITA
~ board. Mt No. 90 Adams street.
TABLE B0ARD-Thc best the warket az
! lords, At1 O0U RI STREET..
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Linden street Churob.

The services at the Linden Stree,
Christian Church yesterday were Of
an interesting character. The Sunday
School was large and enthusiastic, and
large audiences listened to Mr.
Briney's sermons both morning and
night, and at the close Of the morning
service three persons were received
into the congregation. New members
are added to this church almost every
week, and its prayer meetings are
largely attended.
Two features OF the service OF this
congregation are quite interesting
Choir singing hes been abandoned,
snd the whole congregation Join heart.
lily in this part OF the service, and il is
really refreshing to hear and partici-
pate, as all are urged to do, in singing
the spiritual and re 1T cheering songs
OF praise that go up like sweet incense.
No effort is made in this part of the
service 10 enact mere performance
by few, for the entertainment OF the
congre gation; but an effort ia made to
get all the people to siog and make
melody in their hearts to the Lord.
This is done on the idea tina! sing
ing in the house OF God
is worship and should not be
exclusive, and that it is both the duty
and the privilege OF every Christian
who can do 30, to take part in this de-
lightful and helpful service. This
congregation celebrates the Lords
Supper on the first day OF every week,
in accordance with what they clam
was the custom of the first churches.
This claim is based in part on the pas.
sage OF Scripture which says that the
disciples met together on the frat
day of the week to break bread"
These two features of the supper--the
Lords Supper anu congregational
eiDging-are very impressive and help
full to those who attend church for the
sake OF spiritual edificstion. This
church seems to be prospecting in all
departments OF its work. The congre.
cations are steadily increasing, and
there are fine prospects for future
growth.
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First Presbyterian Church,

The congregation yesterday was
large, the auditorium being full. Ser
vices commenced at IL o'clock TO the
minute. After the invocation, volun-
tary, hymns and offertory the pastor,
the Rev. DR.. Daniel, announced his
text, II Kings, Xxx, 10: "And He said,
what have they seen in thine house p
After showing the connection, the
topic Of discourse YVES announced,
namely: The obligation OF a religious
man to let his religion be seer by all
who enter his home. The family was
considered as divine institution. 1t
was urged, that, as Gods creation, it
was bound to rpcognizs its Creator.
The question, "What have they seen
in thine house2" was then pressed.
Have they seen ~ blessing asked at
table; ~ worship at a family altar
(3) the sustaining power Of religion IN
your hours OF bereavement; (4) the
regulating, chssieniug, controlling
power Of religion in your hours of ies
tivity. The house is thine. Tnou
under God, art It's master. What svel
else may be shown therein to thy
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worldly guests. let them not fail to see
thy holy religion.
The second service was held at 8
O'Clock. Il was announced that there
was probability that this impressive
hour for evening worship might be
observed for some time to come-ros-
sibly during the summer. The text
was taken from John xvi, 8, ooh sin-
ner, because they believe not on me-"
Topic: Toe ain Of unbelief. The
enormity Of the sin was measured as
far as possible by the following tests:
l. The lack OF reason 1t exhibits.
9. The iDgrat tude II displays.
8. The persistency with which it is
committed.
4. The conscientious convictions 1t
STILES.
5. Its willfulness and deliberateness.
6 The mSjority and dignity against
which it aims.
z. The consequences l. entails.
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tempted to hold public attention.
Painful failure vas the result, and abe
gave way to Efie Eilsler, In Wousa,'
Against Woman and Egypt, or a Dau0ttz
ofhe Me. These were both strong
plays and admirably sustained. Only
moderate financial success. This closed
the professional season.
Next Friday evening the Southern
Mothers give concert fer the pur-
pose of completing improvements on
the Confederate lot at Elm wood. Then
comes the grand May music festival
by the Memphis Chorsl Society, after
which the house will probably be
closed until the season Of l687-SS
opens.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

RO ACRES OPEN LAND-Five miles of
w city; very low or exchange.
ks A. CHASE.
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RObinson's Museum

Will present strong attractions during
race week: The living half lady, who
sings, talks and swings in full view Of
the audience. The Human Pin
cushion" is here and will positively
appear. He sticks pins and needles
into any part Of his body. Senior De-
monio FL Ray Del Fuego dances on
red hot iron in his bare feet, eating
and handling FIRE. Grand double
stage shows every hour, song and
daEce teams, burltsque sketch artists,
black fac comedians, jar a 1ese Jug
Rlers and bicycle riders, to conclude
with the roaring sfterpiece, entitled
The Doctor Shop, supported by the en-
tire company.
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SUNDAY At The CHURCHES
A DELIGHTFUL DAY BRINGS OUT
THE PEOPLE.
Large Congregations and Interest.
Ing Services Throughout
the City.
PASTORS WHO EXPOUNDED THE
WORD or GOD,
With Brief Outlines Of Their Dis
courses-EncOuraging for
Christians.

The delightful spring like wealth. Ell
Yesterday brought ont large congreea.
tons for the churches. Z oquent ser.
mons were delivered and or, ated last.
ing impressions upon the people. The
attendance at the churches at night
was equally large. and the proceedings
equally interesting and effective. Be.
low will be found liberal synopses OF
several OF the discnurs.s.
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PO0MS-Two desirable rooma, with beard.
HAT $40 ADAMS ST.
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PERSONAL.

CISIERNS- Brickwork, Smoking Chin
~ neys, Etc. Telephone 86S.
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REWARD.
STRAYEU.
FOR SALE.

7 OT-The finest Lot in the city. Seven
II forest trees. Corner of McLemOre and
Fowler avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
GO Thing. DRY ROUDs, ETC.

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, ETC.
THIS twONDAY) MORNING nj 10
o'clock. to close out business, at IS4 Main
st.. between Exchange and Market, the
entire stock Of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps. Gents Furnishing
Goods, Etc. Also, Counters, Shelving.
Show Cases and other fixtures.
MERCHANTS from the city and country -es-
pecially invited to attend. The stock to be
fold without reserve.
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Programme OF Concert.

l. 0verture-Muette de Portici.......Auber
ArnOld's Orchestra.
Q. Finland Love Song ......:...J. Mosenthal
Messrs. Hurter, Seward, Anderson
and Ryan.
Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Mansford.
4. 0verture-"JubeT'. NC. M. Won Weber
Arnold's Orchestra.
s. Sextette from Lucia Donizetti
Mrs. Latta, Miss Hitzfeld, Messrs; Hun
ter, KnOwlton, Seward and j. Griffith.
6. Andante and Variazione, op. 46, two
pianos. 800. ,,,....,... M Schumann
Miss Carr Q NJ, Keating and Mr.. Il. Levy.
7. serenata ftom Don Pasquade. ..D oniEetti
Mrs. Joy, Mics HitEt'ld and Bbeler,
Messrs Knowlton and Ryan.
3. Concurengen-"Valse "......,.........Strauss
ArnoId's Orchestra.
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GRAND MUsIOAL FESTIVAL.
HKAND MUSIUAh FESTIVAL.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,
Thursday and Friday. May 9th and
9Th, 1887,
BY THB
Memphis Choral Society
IN L0NGFELL0W'S
GOLDEN LEGEND"
MeKEON d CROSS.

By Dudley Buck.
Prize com position at Cincinnati Festival,
1880. Under direction of
MR.. BMI6E LEVY,
with orchestra of q pieces under Mr.. Her
man Arnold.
A Grand Vocal and Orchestral Concert
will precede the Golden Legend"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
SPECIAL ANNouNcrxrNr.

g c. Duff will commence Febru.
airy LIST, 1887, New Deal in the
Grocery Business. The times de.
mand that goods shall be sold eheab,
and we propose TO put prices where
the GOODS are as good as the MONEY
everytime and everything, not sugar
only but every article and where the
obligation will be equal both to buyer
and seller. He believes such q
change will suit large proportion
OF buyers in Shiawassee county, in
fact he says he knows it, having tried
it. Look out for the new deal and
new price list. He will haul down
his 1884 Cash Card and it will re
quire cash or its equivalent to buy
the goods. WATCH Our. Look out.
There's Business in the air, that's 60.
ing &c win. c. &. DUFF.